The Nasara Women Development Foundation marked its third anniversary with a momentous celebration, highlighted by the launch of its flagship publication, “The Nasara Chronicle,” a magazine dedicated to showcasing the foundation’s achievements and strengthening its ties with stakeholders and beneficiaries. The event, held at the Waziri Umaru Federal Polytechnic in Birnin Kebbi, Kebbi State, served as a testament to the foundation’s unwavering commitment to empowering vulnerable populations and fostering community development. Since its inception in 2022, the Nasara Foundation has made a significant impact, touching the lives of over 500,000 individuals through its diverse initiatives spanning health, education, skills acquisition, and women and youth empowerment.
At the heart of the celebration was the unveiling of “The Nasara Chronicle,” a publication envisioned as a bridge connecting the foundation with the wider community. More than just a compilation of achievements, the magazine aims to amplify the voices of those impacted by the foundation’s work, sharing their stories of progress and fostering dialogue around critical issues affecting women, youth, and other vulnerable groups. The magazine serves as a tangible representation of the foundation’s dedication to transparency and accountability, allowing stakeholders to gain a deeper understanding of its operations and the positive changes it has fostered.
Hajiya Bilkisu Nasir, the Chief Executive Officer of the Nasara Foundation, expressed her profound gratitude for the organization’s progress and resilience. She emphasized the foundation’s unwavering commitment to empowering the vulnerable and uplifting communities, highlighting the magazine as a reflection of the countless lives transformed through their programs. Nasir also paid tribute to the visionary leadership of the founder and First Lady of Kebbi State, Hajiya Zainab Idris, acknowledging her instrumental role in steering the foundation towards its current success.
Hajiya Zainab Idris, the driving force behind the Nasara Foundation, echoed the sentiment of empowerment and connection. She described “The Nasara Chronicle” as a platform to not only share stories of progress but also to stimulate conversations around critical issues affecting women, youth, and vulnerable populations. The First Lady emphasized the importance of amplifying grassroots voices, ensuring that the experiences and perspectives of those directly impacted by the foundation’s work are heard and valued. The magazine, in her vision, is a tool for advocacy, promoting awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by these groups and fostering a collaborative approach to finding solutions.
His Excellency Comrade Nasir Idris, the Governor of Kebbi State, lauded the Nasara Foundation for its transformative impact on the community. Recognizing the vital role played by non-governmental organizations like the Nasara Foundation in complementing government efforts, Governor Idris pledged continued support from the state. He underscored the importance of collaborative partnerships between government and NGOs in reaching underserved communities and ensuring that the benefits of development reach the most vulnerable segments of the population. The Governor’s endorsement further solidifies the foundation’s position as a key player in the state’s development landscape.
The third-anniversary celebration and the launch of “The Nasara Chronicle” represent a significant milestone for the Nasara Women Development Foundation. These events not only showcase the organization’s accomplishments but also reaffirm its commitment to empowerment, transparency, and community engagement. The magazine serves as a testament to the foundation’s dedication to amplifying the voices of the vulnerable and fostering a more inclusive and equitable society. With the continued support of stakeholders and the visionary leadership of its founder, the Nasara Foundation is poised to further expand its reach and impact, empowering even more individuals and communities in the years to come.
